50 shades move over! I started reading Bait not
realizing it would get quite that steamy but man I am thankful it did!
Bait by Annie Nicholas is a story about a girl who is used
as bait (hence the name) to lure rogue vampires to their death. She has never
had any reason not to believe her handler, Colby, until she finally met her
target. Rurik was nothing like the other rogue vampires she met, he had class
and dignity and actually spoke to her instead of at her. She was still going to
follow orders, still lure him to his death, until he drugged her and snuck her
out the side entrance (men). When they
arrived at the plain steel door in the alley that was their destination, Rurik
changed again. He swore to protect her, to not let her die, and that is when she
started doubting Colby. When the private party was attacked and Rurik helped
her escape she knew something was really wrong. Now “Rabbit” as Rurik so
affectionately calls her, has to find the truth and pick sides in a battle far
larger than any of the Vampire Slayers could possibly imagine. All of their
worst nightmares are true and they toe the thin line between the Nosferatu and
the vampires of today.
Annie Nicholas
was able to write a book worth a $2000 ticket to Budhapest. Her imagery and
descriptions of the country were enough to make me look up the trip for my
honeymoon! The entire time I was reading it, I felt like I could turn around
and touch the city and characters. Even those you only knew for a minute, Marie
for instance, will always hold a place in your heart. Not to mention, Rurik!
Christian Grey move over, this is my man of choice. All and all this book was
nothing like I expected and that just made me like it even more. Now I just
have to read the next book in the Angler series, Catch.
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